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Forks of the Delaware TIN LIZZIES<br />
Happy New Year Nobles,<br />
Congratulations to Illustrious Sir<br />
Jared Kichline, the Divan and to all<br />
appointed and elected officers for<br />
2018. Best wishes for a successful and<br />
productive year, and congratulations to<br />
our club’s new president, Noble Bruce<br />
Johnson. Bruce is a past president and<br />
will do a terrific job in 2018. Thanks<br />
also to outgoing president Henry Faust<br />
Sam Ellis<br />
who did an outstanding job leading the<br />
club in 2016 and 2017<br />
At our Christmas Dinner at the Northampton Community<br />
Center in Northampton, Sam Ellis was named Tin Lizzie of the<br />
Year, proof that you can fool some of the people some of the<br />
time. Noble Ron Barron picked up a special fun award. Ron<br />
was also chairman of this year’s event. Along with Ron and his<br />
Lady Cheryl, many nobles and ladies contributed to the success<br />
of the Christmas party. Thanks to Henry and Patricia Faust, Bruce<br />
and Sally Johnson, Garrett and Katlyn Newhartz, Lee and Joyce<br />
Marsh, and Sam and Kay Ellis. The food was great, and there were<br />
lots of gifts, and good entertainment.<br />
Another highlight of the Christmas dinner was the presentation<br />
of a commemorative slate clock to Illustrious Sir Dave Evans and a<br />
Christmas bouquet to Lady Sarah. It is our way of congratulating them<br />
for a job well done.<br />
The Officers and nobles of the Tin Lizzies are anticipating a busy<br />
year with our Shoofly Pie baking project resuming this month. We<br />
bake and sell an average of 400 to 500 pies every other week until<br />
June and beginning again in the fall. We bake at St. Johns Church in<br />
Farmersville and we’re always looking for volunteers to help. It’s a<br />
fun morning and we even serve lunch. If you’re interested in getting<br />
involved, contact Sam Ellis at 610-390-6188.<br />
On a sad note we lost two valued members in January, Nobles<br />
Myron Hahn and Leroy Kromis. They will be missed<br />
LEBANON SHRINE CLUB<br />
Ron Barron with special award in center of<br />
picture with Garrett Newhart, Parade Director on<br />
left and club president Henry Faust on right.<br />
The club presented Illustrious Sir Dave<br />
Evans with a slate clock that featured an<br />
engraving of his Potentate Logo.<br />
Many thanks to Ill. Sir Dave Evans and Lady Sarah for a great year. <strong>Rajah</strong> stays strong because of the<br />
hard work of its leadership. Welcome to Ill. Sir Jared and Lady Kim. 2018 will be a year full of progress<br />
and growth for sure. There had been a rumor that the Divan had been directed to grow beards so the<br />
official family would look like ZZ Top, but the rumor proved to be false.<br />
Lebanon County Shrine Club needs member support to attend its meetings. We are in danger of not<br />
being able to hold meetings because only a handful of members are attending. Come out and support us<br />
on the fourth Monday and bring your Lady. Contact Sec. John Bainbridge Jr. at 717-272-5466 and make<br />
your reservations.<br />
Dennis Royer<br />
We are getting into Circus mode and selling ads. <strong>February</strong> will be our Circus Night meeting at Midway<br />
Diner with the Circus Chairmen from <strong>Rajah</strong> and Zembo in attendance. Maybe some clowns will do some<br />
clown stuff like wreck the place. It is always great to be a Shriner.<br />
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